National Republican., 1887-01-08

own works, the rest from whatever was
written about him, In and after his exist
ence. The result is volume abounding in
romance, yet presenting every evidence Of
actual things.
THE STORY OF THE sARACENs, FROM
THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THR FALL
OF BAaDAD. BY ARTHUR GILMAN, NJ. A.,
author Of "A History Of he American Peo-
ple," &c. New York: G. P. Putnams Sons
Sale, A. s. witherbee & Co. N.6O.
Another of the valuable series, ''The Story
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interesting manner Of writing, together with
numerous illustrations, the best idea OF the
land and time described SO much of the
inner life OF history is given that the vol
ume possesses the charm Of well-contrived
novel.
PSYCHOLOGY. BY JOHN DEWEY, Phi. D,
assistant professor OF philosophy 10 Mich
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Written expressly for classroom instruc-
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should not be confined. Any reader, low
ing to think, will be pleased and improved
by these deep-thoughted pages.
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Those placid, contemplative gentlemen
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BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN GEO.
GRAPHICAL SOCIETY, No. 3. 1885. New
York: Printed for the society.
This number is devoted to an article by
Gen. r. &. Colston, OF Washington. d. c.,
formerly of the general staff OF the Egyptian
army, on "The British Campaign In the
Soudan for the Rescue of Gordon" 1t
gives important facts, lucidly expressed,
from the authors personal knowledge, OF
the progress and secret motives Of the war,
and to statesmen and soldiers will prove of
great interest and advantage.
BEFORE AN AUDIENCE; OR, THE USE OF
THE WILL IN PUBLIC SPEAKING. Talks
to the Students OF the University OF st. An.
drews and the University Of Aberdeen. BY
NATHAN SHEPPARD. author OF shut Up in
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These talks should be heard all over the
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They are full OF anecdote, incident, amuse-
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STORY OF THE MooRs IN SPAIN. By
STANLEY LANE-PooLE, b. A., M. X. A. s.
With the collaboration of Arthur Gilman, NJ.
A., author OF" "A History of the American
People" &c. New York: G. p. Pulnam's
Sons. Sale, A. 3. Witherbee d Co. Sl.5O.
the Nations" and the most romantic of
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GUS illustrations furnish important aid In
the perusal and In the comprehension.
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